holidays are approaching. if you are looking to save money on a flight, we have the important dates to remember. good morning. dan is still off this morning but happy to have you here. >> mallory has the drive times and you have the forecast. absolutely. a lot of folks might want to roll down their windows. temperature wise, not too bad but the humidity is elevated and maybe will make you turn the ac on. i don't know. whatever is most comfortable. i will tell you it will be dry as far as the road morning, no rain and nothing but mostly clear sky as we kickoff friday morning. it's humid and we will gradually dry throughout the day and the humidity will drop. temperatures, hotter, 80 now to 95 at noon and today's high, back in the 100s, 102. we'll talk about the weekend forecast in a few minutes. iris, the friday morning drive isn't doing bad even though we are seeing the

17. the desert drive times on i 17 southbound, just about 10 minutes here and you'll see slowing around the durango curve. let's look at the delays on the 10 in the west valley beginning at 83rd avenue from the adot camera, and you can see between 75th and 67th, that's probably going to be the heaviest spot but it doesn't easy up until you hit the tunnel or so. a look at the east valley drive in a few minutes. >> mallory, thank you. an apology year iss in the making after 23 dogs died at a valley boarding facility. abc15's katie conner is joining us with more, and katie, this case has gone back and forth so many times. >> reporter: and it has dragged the 23 families along. 23 dogs died at a boarding facility and the owners say

wire that cut power to the ac. and fast forward two years later they are expected to sign a plea deal today, serve 23 days in jail and 2 more than 200 hours of community service and will read an an apology in court and they cannot have any animals or work at a boarding facility. the families will be in court for the apology and we will be, too. we will keep you upda back to you guys. >> katie, thank you. back to the abc15 world desk, world leaders and even china condemning a nuclear test by north korea saying it's a flagrant violation of the un security resolutions. north korea doesn't seem to care at all. it triggered a 5.3 earthquake, and they claim to have standardized a nuclear warhead to mount on to ballistic

korea since 200 sick. overnight we learned japan and china started doing emergency radiation testing, danielle. we are keeping a close eye on the twitter accounts for the presidential candidates. no comments from hillary clinton or donald trump. trump will be at two rallies today. clinton doesn't have anything planned but her husband is campaigning for her and appears they are neck and neck in key battle ground states of and ohio according to a new survey. president obama is now back on u.s. soil following his tour of asia. he landed while you were sleeping. he has no events planned for today. and the population growth of u.s. latinos has slowed down considerably in the last seven years because of lower immigration and declining birth

-- fastest growing population. no other political race like this in arizona, one of the closest races in arizona history and this takes us to district 5's congressional race. so close that the voters were called in to testify in court. justin p a this is really getting interesting. >> reporter: that's right. 9 steps right here and that's exactly the number of votes between the winner and loser, andy biggs and christine jones. some of the ballets were thrown out for a bunch of reasons. one of those was sloppy handwriting. some of the folks that voted were in court testifying. if the votes come back into play, it could change who wins this congressional race.

with the ballots. right now, biggs is the winner but that could change because of the court ruling or automatic recount still to come after 10:00 this morning. chris? >> all right, justin. the hunt is on for robbers who hit up a mesa cvs. investigators have released surveillance photos. attack a --take a screen. there could be a cash reward for you. the men pistol-whipped a clerk and took cash and left in a white dodge minivan. you can call silent witness and remain anonymous. to avondale, this is a whopper of a crime. this guy is accused of holding up a burger king. you can call avondale police or

these people are. cutting criminals a break if it's a misdemeanor warrant. peoria police say that type of search warrant piling up for traffic fines and criminal damage. people can surrender themselves and not go to jail. >> if you have a warrant, you are always looking over your shoulder wonder figure you will get stopped by the officer behind you, wondering if they will come to >> it will end by september 22 but here is a warning. if you don't get it cleaned up by then, peoria police will be actively looking for you. 35th avenue and we'll head out to the east valley for a look at traffic. and one valley town is dealing with a growing issue that has some people red hot. we are in the low 80s now and will gradually dry out

hotter into the weekend. i'll show you the temperatures next. the next time you pass by a

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he swatted at rescuers, understandably. he was dehydrated and had a fractured jaw but he is alive two weeks in the rubble. that is a resilient cat. >> this is a good story. we like to hear positive stories coming out of that. we do. making plans for the weekend, positive news for you. we have drier air headed your way. if you are humidity we have been feeling, the good news is it will gradually drop starting today, really. right now, looking at the mostly clear skies, not seeing any clouds in the skies. 6:10, and maybe you will go to hike camelback mountain. the humidity, it will drop through the day. let's talk about it. sitting right at 80 degrees in phoenix and you will want to

the humidity could create extra stress on your body. the dew points in the mid-60s. as we go through the day, we will go from the mid-60s to the mid-50s, and you can see the relative humidity trending down throughout the afternoon as the temperatures go up. the most accurate forecast, 80 now and we'll warm to 83, and 90s won't set in until later this morning. we'll be at average at 102 degrees. we'll talk about the weekend forecast next. mallory? iris, friday light on the roads in the east valley. u.s. 60, and loop 101, the 10, not seeing any problem spots there. but the delays are where you expect, out in the west valley on i-10. but the delays are staying steady with 75th avenue being the heaviest spot and it eases

beside that, the only other spot is the 17. that coming up. mallory, a scare in the sky, a british airways flight was diverted overnight and the newest information is coming into the studio. >> a major flub on live tv has a presidential candidate taking heat. he is trying to explain what happened. >> and an update on the shooting at the border where it was doggie destiny shooting at the border where the checkpoint was was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it.

we appreciate you starting your day with us at abc15. a beautiful shot of the sunrise. 6:14 and 80 degrees if you are getting up and getting ready to hit the door. iris has the most accurate

a close eye on the commute. but first, one of the most exclusive addresss in town, paradise valley, but when it comes to firefighters, some residents rnts paying. -- aren't paying. dozens of people haven't paid in months, talking thousands of dollars. we tried to find out who isn't paying but the town wouldn't tell us. one woman has lived there for 50 years and pays her fire fee ands she has a right ton. >> i i t should be public record. it's unfair if others are paying and some aren't paying their fair share. >> to be fair, most people, 99%, do pay the fees ranging

they will look into releasing the specific addresss of those not paying. the cincinnati zoo will re- open today after someone called in a bomb threat, and now, police officers are trying to figure out who did this. it was evacuated and bomb- sniffing dogs brought in, but nothing was found. the video has taken a lot of heat after earlier this year, a boy fell in the gorilla area and they gorilla. and police officers say that a shooting at alpine middle school. policesay that the 14-year-old student moved there six months ago and had appeared to be a good student. this is a moment he probably wishes he could have back. liberatarian candidate gary

live tv. >> what would do you if you were elected about aleppo? >> what is aleppo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> aleppo is in syria. it's the epicenter of the refugee crisis. >> okay. got it. >> aleppo, of course, a battle ground in syria's 5-year several war. that city recovering from chemical gas attack at the hands of its own government. for most of the day, #what is aleppo was trending. chris? a scare in the sky, a british airways flight from london to orlando, diverted to boston for an unruly passenger.

was reportedly drunk and interfered with the flight crew. a 24-year-old man was taken into custody, and the flight landed in orlando. dozens of people trapped thousands of feet in the air are back on the ground after 110 people were stuck when a series of cable cars stopped working over the french alps. helicopters rescued 65 people before they had to stop because of rough flight conditions. tangled lines led to the huge mess here. we are used to the heat here in arizona but in other parts of the country, it's a little much. the hot temperatures in philadelphia will cause the schools to shorten their friday. the heat index they say will make it feel like 100 degrees and what can we expect at home?

humidity and we have been feeling the higher humidities here in our state, the increase in moisture from the tropical system that we were tracking mid week. as we dry out, the storm chances go down. you will notice the abc15 desert doppler is hard at work scanning the skies but not picking up on any rain, certainly not here in the valley. mostly clear here in the metro. drier air in place moving in today and sticking around th and monday, the monsoon moisture will go up and bring back the storm chances but for the next couple days, plan on dry conditions. with the trend across the state, a slight chance of a stray shower or storm, and today, the rest of the state looking sunny to mostly sunny and dry. if you are traveling out west, a nice drive towards california, and tomorrow, still a nice day with mostly sunny skies across the state with a

the mogollon rim. sunday, the monsoon moisture returns and storm chances go back up. the high country, better, sunday into monday and in the valleys, a slight chance on sunday and continuing on monday, the better potential for rainfall in the valley and tuesday, a lingering chance before we dry things out. as we get the drier air, temperatures will get hotter but not too bad, 90s yesterday into the 100s again today but the average at 102. tomorrow, hotter a temperatures will trend down sunday and then the 90s set in as we go into next week. i'll break down the hour by hour temperature planner next. mallory? our big traffic maps showing relatively light conditions for your friday morning drive and still seeing basic delays that we see pretty much every morning on the 10. i-17 around the durango curve

area, a 16 minute drive time. the 151 could be a good options because loop 1 very 1 through scottsdale will shut down from indian bed to shea because of the loop 101 widening project. you will see that closed and off and on-ramps will closed. the 51 and 17 are good options. loop 101 slowing down right now. we'll give you a closer look next. if you taking up space, why not consider donating it and being a miracle for kids in foster care? the recycle your bicycle campaign, you can drop off your old bike at 20 earnhardt locations donate money, or volunteer to help fix up the bikes. and bike sharing programs are shred throughout phoenix

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day. >> she is still in touch with other survivors and air traffic controllers and i remember the picture of everyone lined up on the wing. >> i remember being in the newsroom hearing it was a plane in the hudson. i thought maybe it was a small plane never an airbus, really cool. 52 women from across the country in atlantic city vying for the miss america crown and includes our own i spent time with her when she was at the police department transforming the victims' unite into a more inviting place to recover. and she won on her 6th try. she said competing for miss america is a dream come true. >> i want to show people that in arizona, people truly have the heart of a thoroughbred and they truly want to make a difference. >> you can catch the miss

night at 8:00. 23 dogs killed at a gilbert boarding facility. coming up, how long the owners will spend behind bars. >> and a look at the slow and go on i-17 around the durango curve. we'll take a look at some of the hot spots. north korea has done it again and made everybody mad because of a nuclear test. what top u.s. officials have to say. >> and wells fargo faces a massive fine and a former bank manager is telling us about scam involving millions of

the votes are counted here but in this political race it's so close that voters are called to testify in court. another big decision today. and a valley family is searching for answers after a woman is shot and killed in the freeway. how you can help the family

travel warning for flyers and their smart phones. what the passengers are asked to do on the plane. this is interesting, coming from the federal government. good morning. the time is 6:30. >> we made it to friday. that's automatically good news to get going. and getting the kids off to the bus stop? yeah, and maybe getting out to work and you will see clear skies as we return to more typical valley of weather with plenty of it. the time lapse from the arizona department of environmental quality showing you clear skies. a few high clouds will drift in this afternoon but otherwise, mostly sunny skies. whether heading to the lightrail or walking to the bus stop, the temperatures in the 70s to 80 degrees and clear skies and light winds and humid. it will get drier this afternoon and hotter up to 102. i'll show you what time we'll hit the triple digits next.

drive is lighter than normal. we are seeing that a lot on fridays and let me break down where you will see the minor delays. i-10, slow from 83rd avenue to seventh avenue inbound and i- 17th, slowing down a few minutes ago, a 13-minute deserts drive time, loop 101 eastbound from the 17 to the 51 and before cave up. we'll take a look at the east valley drive in a couple minutes. mallory, a lot of folks are concerned about their commute and the deadly shooting on state route 51. allison rodriguez, who was this woman? >> reporter: well, she was 49- year-old dinya farmer. and the whole incident happened

policesay it made everything a nightmare for a while, not only for the commuters but the family as well, and we know more about what led up to the incident. police think that farmer was followed starting back at 7th and broadway, and that means that the suspects followed her for that long meaning, police say that they knew what they were doing and something may have happened between the suspect and farmer before they but it doesn't seem like it was a random incident but still scary. >> makes it is act of random violence or traffic incident less likely and more likely there was a pre-incident contact between the victim and suspect that we don't know yet. >> reporter: again, we still don't know what that was or who these guys were. police don't want you to forget they are looking for a white

more information. they have had good tip good -- tips but they need more. and police, they need to you give them a call. >> allison, thank you. and boy, i have to talk about one of the closest political races in state history. 9 votes, 9, that's it separating the winner from the loser. and it doesn't end there. a decision today. justin pazera is live with more. justin, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, chris. yeah, so close there will be a recount the district 5 race where they count the ballots. and this race is just proof because there is 9 votes separating andy biggs from christine jones. yesterday, lawyers were in court arguing about the ballots that were thrown out for various reasons but if the ballots do come back into play,

congressional race. >> our democracy is predicated on the belief that every vote should be tabulated. we want to make sure every vote is counted. >> reporter: here is where things could get interesting. some of the ballots were thrown out just because of sloppy handwriting. right now, biggs is the winner but that could change because of the decision by the judge, and that decision expected to come after 10:00 this morning. justin pazera, abc15. and justin, we are learning about the first debate in congressional district 1, two weeks from today in casa grande. the two will debate hosted by the pinal partnership. let's go to southern arizona because a checkpoint at the mexico and arizona border

from the scene yesterday. we're told that a truck driver failed to evade border patrol agents and tried to go through the border. there it is at the bottom of your screen, trying to go into mexico and as he was trying to enter mexico at full speed, shots were fired. that person was shot several times while attempting to, apparently, run into the agents. his condition he was airlifted to a tucson hospital. a story that shockedy shocked -- shocked so many here, 23 dogs dead. katie conner is live outside the courthouse for us, and, katie, the families have been waiting a long time for justice. >> reporter: for two years, danielle, and this morning, they will be in court for a plea agreement. this is melissa and jesse

about. the plea agreement will include 23 days in jail and 223 hours of community service and also read an apology in court for all the families who lost their dogs. moving forward, the hughes will not be allowed to have any animals or work at any other boarding facility. two years ago, 23 dogs died when the air conditioning went out in the middle of summer. we were in contact with several many of them will be in court this morning and it will be an emotional day for them. crises? >> thank you, katie. overnight, reactions coming from north korea's weapons test. south korea, japan condemning it, and this is new. emergency radiation testing is underway in japan and china. this is north korea's 5th test

and also new this morning in switzerland, secretary of state john kerry said he is monitoring the situation and is deeply concerned. they are all monitoring the situation. back closer to home, a big win for a neighborhood rallying against a halfway house for sex offenders. they will no longer be sent to the home at i-17 and pinnacle peak but we are told criminals released will be sent there. a showdown on capitol hill with congress voting on a critical bill. if passed, it would allow the families of 9/11 victims to sue the government of saudi arabia. one widow said this is a big step forward. >> there is really no reality to that. i mean, we are just going to hold people accountable for terrorism acts, funding and

citizens. >> even if the house passes it, it won't go far. president obama has promised a veto. documents released earlier this more that the saudis have provided money to the hijackers, but the saudis have denied the allegations. ceremonies to honor and remember the victims are taking place today. u.s. attorney general loretta listen will johnson will speak at an event commemorating the federal government's return to the space as there were federal officers inside the original twin towers. back in the valley, scottsdale is holding a 9/11 memorial with a mini museum with a national flag and a piece of steel from the world

being set up. also this weekend, the annual flag memorial at tempe's healing field. you can see the hundreds of american flags representing the victims of that terrible day. we have a full list of the tributes around the valley on abc 15.com and the mobile apps. danielle, nissan is recalling 120,000 cars and suvs. the brake fluid can leak and cause fire. in some cases, owners are asked to park their cars outside, not in the garage, until repairs are made. this covers 2015 to 20 sceafn murano suvs, and 2016 to 2017 maximas. the brake pump can leak fluid on to a circuit board and then cause an electrical short and create a snowball effect and create a fire.

light could stay on for 10 seconds after startup, that could be an indication. park the car and call the dealer for a free replacement. you should be notified if you are involved. let's breakdown the hour- by-hour forecast. the 100s won't set in until 3:00 this morning so you have time. 80degrees right now and it's a bit humidity this morning the humidity will be dropping through the day. we'll be in the low 90s by 11:00 and mid-90s by lunchtime and still humid and a few high clouds will drift in. the highs will make it to 102, and we'll watch for the high at 4:00 to 5:00 this afternoon. and if you have dinner plans, happy hour by 7:00, temperatures are falling by then into the upper 90s. we'll talk about the weekend

crash, really, the first freeway crash this morning, i- 10 in the east valley traveling westbound at baseline. it was blocking the west lane but they moved that over to the right hand side and it will be slow. let's switch to the traffic maps and give you a look. the slow and go back to warner, minor slowing before that, but the heaviest is warner to u.s. 60 and u.s. 60 is slowing down between gilbert and the 101. folks in the west valley, 10 has looked pretty good. this is from the 101 to the 17 and delays have shifted more towards 59th, and it will be the beginning of that and eases up near the tunnel. and there will be slow and go valley wide on i-17 and the north part of the valley, and we'll take a closer look in a few minutes. wells fargo hit with a massive fine all over a scam involving millions of dollars.

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westbound, it's slow near elliot because of a crash near baseline. i want to give you a closer look in a few minutes and head up to the north valley. >> thank you, mallory. big-time fraud at wells fargo and a former manager is telling tule abc15 saying that sales goals were absurdly high like opening 160 new checking accounts in 1 day and they were coached to open new accounts ones so that penalty fees would stack up, and hourly phone calls from middle management put the pressure on, and he said if you didn't do it, you got fired. >> in meetings and training, we were told identify the need for more than one checking account. i felt i was a product of my environment. i had to do it. >> he said there was never a paper trail but the problem goes all the way to the top. he believes that knowing too

made it work. and that's why he was fired after 15 years with the company. no pension, no peace, no money, no mike and ikes and no hot tamales. peeps workers are protesting. they want better wages and pension plans but it could backfire. the company has started to hire new people today. so new peeps are making the peeps, and about your hot tamales around halloween, don't worry but for the peeps, easter could be a problem. they are just hiring new people to make the peeps, danielle. >>thank you for the update, chris. this video is tiewf to watch, an arizona woman refusing a crossing guard's demands and hitting her with

caught it on video. >> the car backed up, charged the woman and was like pushing her along with the car. >> unbelievable. the driver is from arizona and is a retired law enforcement officer and told deputies she has a brain injury and because of that handicap, she can only turn left. she said, quote, wow, the crossing guards have a lot of power in florida. anyone flying samsung galaxy note 7, a recall after complaint that is batteries are testing fire and last week, the company stopped sales of the phone, and this morning, the faa is asking passengers to turn off the phones. do not turn them on or charge the note 7 phones while on board airplanes. from there, we go to the miami area for aerial sprague for air -- spraying happening

insectsides. 84 pregnant women have tested positive for the virus. spraying was supposed to happen yesterday but was delayed after concerned residents began protesting. expertssay that the chemical, excuse me if i mispronounce that, is commonly used and won't cause a problem to health. and stan feature celebrities and entertainers celine dion and keith urban will happen tonight in los angeles. if you step outside, it will feel humid out there but we will dry out losing the humidity so it will drop and that means a quieter weather day across the state and not just the valleys. we are waking up to clear skies

as we watch futurecast and we look at the forecast, we have quiet conditions on tap for today with the exception of a slight chance of a stray shower or storm in southeast arizona. otherwise, plan on mostly sunny skies in the valley. if you are traveling to the high country or driving up to vegas, a lot of sunshine today. tomorrow, also looking at mostly sunny skies and we'll bring back a 10% chance of a stray shower along the rim. it won't be until sunday that we feel around the valley and we'll see the storm chances go up. a 10% chance late sunday and monday, the chances continue in the valley and tuesday, we dry back out wednesday. and as we get drier air, we're talking triple digits. hundreds for the weekend, and i'll show you the rest of the 7- day forecast next.

valley, a slow down at 19th, a look at the slow and go conditions that take you almost to the 51. let's give you a look from the traffic map. it's pretty heavy basically from the 17 just before the 51, it doeslet up just a bit. i-17 southbound, slow near glendale with the delays around the durango curve and eases up before the i-10 split or so and a 30-minute ride in i-10 in the we partly because of the crash at baseline, i-10 from loop 202 to u.s. 60, slowing down right near warner road or so because of the crash. we'll head back to the west valley in a few minutes. like it or not, the holidays are coming, and you may want shop around for airfares now. booking before october 3 and november 7, could save you 17%. traveling to the smaller

week of october 12. thanksgiving, prices should be at their lowest this week. you might want to get on that. and set a reminder tonight for the premiere of 20/20. diane sawyer sitting down with elizabeth vargas who once worked in arizona. she is talking about her battle with alcoholism. the 2-hour premiere starts at 7:00 on abc15. earlier this morning, residents woke of a car alarm. what we're learning about this particular alarm. and voters you will can ad

paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. extreme discipline used on special needs kids at a boarding school he used to run. widespread ces of physical and sexual abuse. students were also stripped down and forced to wear nothing but a sheet. congressional candidate supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. they're there for a reason. because they're hopeless. because they're hopeless. a long history of abuse, the students may never recover.

i'm justin pazer alive in downtown phoenix where a judge is expected to rule if the ballots thrown out in the congressional 5 race will be counted. only 9 votes separate the winner, andy bigs from christine jones. this could change the outcome of yesterday, voters who had their ballots thrown out testified in court. the judge is expected to announce his ruling this morning. >> justin, thank you. check out this video, a car fire near 29th and indian school. firefighters were on the scene of this one quickly. you can hear the horn. the back of the car appears to have caught fire and we know that phoenix police officers are investigating, and i want

-- for putting this on our abc15 facebook page. good morning america is just minutes away, and let's check in with ginger zee to see what the team is working on. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: coming up on gma, hillary clinton and donald trump trading barbs after they are should a dead heat. we'll we'll break it morning on gma. i'm katie conner live in phoenix where a long and emotional case will come to an end. two years ago, 23 dogs died at a boarding facility. the owners will be in court for a plea agreement including a fine and jail time. i'm katie conner. preorders for the iphone 7 are out.

go for the plus over here, $769. the new 7, remember, they don't have the headphone jack. it's the bluetooth system, danielle. >> a 7-year mission to boldly go to the asteriod detonation. history in the making, all things nasa and the university of arizo asteriod to grab a few handfuls of gravel and come back. they make it sound so easy. scientists are hoping it will hold clues to the origin of life. let's look at the most accurate 7-day forecast, back in the triple digits and staying dry across the valley. the humidity will be elevated and drop through the day. triple digits through the

and we could get an afternoon thunderstorm in the afternoon and temperatures back in the 90s next week. pretty slow i-10 in the west valley, a 33-minute drive time. the the adot camera is slow.

good morning, america. breaking news, nuclear blast in north korea. the regime claims they've successfully tested what could be their most powerful nuclear weapon ever. president obama just leaving asia briefed on air force one overnight. temperatures boiling. a late summer heat wave, potential record temperatures closing schools in the northeast, and the heartland on alert storms and flash floods. breaking overnight, dramatic rescue. dozens of tourists trapped in cable cars dangling thousands of feet in midair high above the french alps after the wires get tangled. helicopters forced to stop their rescue at nightfall, the moment passengers were finally lifted to safety. ? put me in coach ? and he's ready to play baseball. tim tebow going from a jet to a met. can the 29-year-old make it to